Assuming you aren't both trolling: remember about 10 years ago when "High School Musical" was huge? That's her. (Which was indeed on Disney TV, but they were 3 movies, not a TV series.)

Bad news, CM: with all the Trump/Putin stuff in the news, I'm only hearing your gimmick as a Russian accent now.

The Village gave us Roger Ebert's review of The Village:

One of the most memorable moments in a good season of Halt And Catch Fire was the guy helping to build the Internet despairing: "We're just inventing entirely new ways for people to be shitty to each other."

1. I wonder what George/Holmes' plan to not die when the air ran out was?
2. So for those who have played Bioshock Infinite…I guess I'm the only one who didn't realize that "Columbia" was based on the appearance of "The World's Columbian Exposition".

They should start calling him Back-Door Coffman, ad infinitum.

I had at least one Laserdisc combo player that could take 12" LDs, 8" LDs, normal DVDs, normal CDs, and 3-inch CDs.

WikiList!

Doesn't the license plate make it less strange, really?

Shoot out the speakers, turn your backs on the TV; cut off communication. (I guess that's what the plane stuff does, make them have to play.)

Which doesn't stop Mycroft from giving her five minutes with a lunatic "for Christmas".

AGDQ has unfortunately moved on to games I mostly don't know, which makes me not want to meet them in a speedrun,

I'm just going to move my lips while y'all read Prank Fembleton's answer out loud.

You know, I should have asked the opposite question: why is ABC publicity, and closed captioning, spelling "Ada" as "Aida"? (Have we ever seen that spelling on-screen?)

Although I keep wondering why "Aida" is pronounced "Ada".

Right! I haven't actually looked at the review here of last night, but I thought it was a great episode and, not incidentally, moved along several plots that could have been dragged out for weeks.

Based on the trailers, I'm not sure there aren't vampires in Riverdale.

No, you're 100% right and even though everybody understands it I hate it.

It certainly includes that bit of black comedy, yes. My point was that dreaming about "breaking in America" is a thing.

It is amazing that even in the supposedly globalized world, there are still plenty of celebrities who are famous in the entire English-speaking world…except for the US.